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Okay, fess up. Any guilty pleasures? I'll start. in the late 90s I was a huge fan of Lorenzo Lamas and his show, RENOGADE. In it he played a long haired former cop turned bounty hunter out out to clear his name after his girl friend is shot to death. I loved that show. Loved that hair. Sigh....

I admit it right now.

Dancin with the Stars. I can look at those lovely legs all night long. How do you women dance let alone walk in heels. I don't care, Deano gets woody watching DWTS!

The Red Green Show...that old fucker that duct tapes everything together.
and my wife tivos a soap opera and watches it after dinner--As The World Turns. I catch myself watching that dungpile all the time.

Uno_up wrote:The Red Green Show...that old fucker that duct tapes everything together.
and my wife tivos a soap opera and watches it after dinner--As The World Turns. I catch myself watching that dungpile all the time.

My mother was a big Y and R fan. The thjing with soap operas is, you can not watch for twenty years, turn it on, and find out that they're still on the same story line.

CHiPs

piecesofeight wrote:CHiPs

Remember the episode with the boy who thought he couold fly so he jumped off the roof?

The Partridge Family. It's sorta like bad comfort food.

Growing up I loved these shows, but trying to watch them now, they seem cheeeeeezzzzzy as hell (But I still watch them)

A-Team
Knight Rider
Street Hawk
Automan
The Highwayman
The Incredible Hulk
Dukes Of Hazzard
Little House On The Prarie
Buck Rogers
Battlestar Gallatica (the late 70's early 80's version)

This one is easy for me. Let me preface my response by saying I was all of about 10 years old when all these ridiculous shows were on the air, but I watched every one of them:

Dukes Of Hazard (Catherine Bach was the most smoking hot chick I had ever seen back in those days)

Incredible Hulk (Bill Bixby gets mad and turns into a green Lou Ferrigno)

Six Million Dollar Man (a bionic man...enough said)


John from Boston

Air Wolf! I loved Jan Michael Vincent. Wonder whatever happened to him?

Jan Michael Vincent crashed his motorcycle without a helmet suffered brain damage and tops off his decreased brain function by becoming a drug addict. I believe he's past the drug thing now but the damage is waaaaaaay done at this point.



Oh and on topic:

I used to love Ultraman and Johnny Soko and his flying robot. The banana splits show, and Dr. shocks horror theater.

chf34jmac wrote:I used to love Ultraman and Johnny Soko and his flying robot.

I used to watch Jonny Sokko religiously. Ultraman occasionally. Anyone used to watch Battle of the Planets?

Lost In Space .... Danger Will Robinson......

Loved that show

chf34jmac wrote:Jan Michael Vincent crashed his motorcycle without a helmet suffered brain damage and tops off his decreased brain function by becoming a drug addict. I believe he's past the drug thing now but the damage is waaaaaaay done at this point.



Oh and on topic:

I used to love Ultraman and Johnny Soko and his flying robot. The banana splits show, and Dr. shocks horror theater.

Thank you for letting me know. That is so sad.

Manimal and The Master with Lee Van Cleeef as a rusty old Ninja warrior! Shocking, just shocking!

finalfight wrote:Manimal and The Master with Lee Van Cleeef as a rusty old Ninja warrior! Shocking, just shocking!

awww Hogan's Heros...SCHULTZ!!!!! "I See nothing...I know Nothing"

chf34jmac wrote:I used to love Ultraman and Johnny Soko and his flying robot. The banana splits show, and Dr. shocks horror theater.

Ultraman was my very first show that I was completely involved watching. At the same time I loved Speed Racer also. And then The Monkeys. But my all time favorite show of them all was Batman. You see, Batman was everything I wanted to be. He drove a bitching car, kicked bad people's asses to rock and roll music, and lived in a secret hideout.....but most of all....chased that piece of ass cat woman around. And if I would have caught her, she'd a been one sore pussy...cat. And that's what it's all about.

chf34jmac wrote:I used to love Ultraman and Johnny Soko and his flying robot. The banana splits show, and Dr. shocks horror theater.

Those along with Land of the Lost, Sigmund the Sea Monster, HR Puff-n-Stuff, and the New Zoo Revue.

Ahem, I'm only stating this because of the deep abiding trust that my fellow MR mates will not crucify me for this...

Mr. Roger's Neighborhood.

I enjoy that show.

And my youngest is 17.

finalfight wrote:Manimal and The Master with Lee Van Cleeef as a rusty old Ninja warrior! Shocking, just shocking!

For a few months..I actually was caught up in Ninja Warrior which is on G4. I started to watch it for the laugh factor..but once they started making it harder..I was amazed by the strength of some of those people.

mistiejourney wrote::oops:

Ahem, I'm only stating this because of the deep abiding trust that my fellow MR mates will not crucify me for this...

Mr. Roger's Neighborhood.

I enjoy that show.

And my youngest is 17.

Mr. Rogers Neighborhood was well written and beautifully genunine unlike the trash that's on today.

at the risk of getting crucified or called a "retard" again, I used to watch the partridge family,
hogans heros (loved shultz too) and liked Mr Roger's neighorhood.
Emergency.
Now like one life to live, ghost hunters and house md, law and order and cold case

Retard!

jeff...

HEY LPARN.. your ok!!

Enigma869 wrote:This one is easy for me. Let me preface my response by saying I was all of about 10 years old when all these ridiculous shows were on the air, but I watched every one of them:

Dukes Of Hazard (Catherine Bach was the most smoking hot chick I had ever seen back in those days)

Incredible Hulk (Bill Bixby gets mad and turns into a green Lou Ferrigno)

Six Million Dollar Man (a bionic man...enough said)


John from Boston

Hey-sus marrimba! Catherine Bach JUMP STARTED my journey toward manhood...

...and INCREDIBLE HULK was a definite guilty pleasure...as was the original GALACTICA...

Funny thing is that a lot of these shows mentioned..that was what you watched then. Thgat was all there was before cable and when there was basically only three networks. Damn..the days before numerous channels to choose from and no remotes..how in the hell did we ever do it..

Sassie wrote:Air Wolf! I loved Jan Michael Vincent. Wonder whatever happened to him?

The original Helicopter was stripped back down to the stock Bell 222 and sold Germany. It crashed in 1991

http://airwolf.tv-series.com/default.as ... leID=50000

Other Airwolf and Jan Michael Vincent stuff

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Airwolf

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jan-Michael_Vincent

Sassie wrote:Air Wolf! I loved Jan Michael Vincent. Wonder whatever happened to him?

I saw him in a tv interview a few years ago..it was just horrible/sad..


http://www.theinsideronline.com/news/20 ... index.html


I am sure this is more how you remember him-

http://www.janmichaelvincent.com/

I only really remember him from the movie Hooper with Burt and Sally.

Lady Luck wrote:

chf34jmac wrote:I used to love Ultraman and Johnny Soko and his flying robot. The banana splits show, and Dr. shocks horror theater.

Those along with Land of the Lost, Sigmund the Sea Monster, HR Puff-n-Stuff, and the New Zoo Revue.

All of the above that you listed LL, with the exception of New Zoo Revue, were creations of Sid & Marty Krofft. The most whacked-out, trippy shows that kids of the 70's grew up on. Classics! It's amazing our brains weren't fried as a result of watching them but then again, mine sometimes is Another fave of mine was 'Lancelot Link, Secret Chimp'!!

Rawbean wrote:

Lady Luck wrote:

chf34jmac wrote:I used to love Ultraman and Johnny Soko and his flying robot. The banana splits show, and Dr. shocks horror theater.

Those along with Land of the Lost, Sigmund the Sea Monster, HR Puff-n-Stuff, and the New Zoo Revue.

All of the above that you listed LL, with the exception of New Zoo Revue, were creations of Sid & Marty Krofft. The most whacked-out, trippy shows that kids of the 70's grew up on. Classics! It's amazing our brains weren't fried as a result of watching them but then again, mine sometimes is Another fave of mine was 'Lancelot Link, Secret Chimp'!!

Anyone remember Captain Kangaroo.